Work-life balance, multiculturalism, and numerous opportunities to try different work within the same department. Nice working environment; people around like to help each other.
Heavy process, not a very clear picture on product strategy. Sometimes feel too many reviews and not enough time focused on work items.
Reduce review meetings.
I interviewed 3 years back for a QA management position. I had an interview with a manager first, which went smoothly. The manager went through the team structure and expectations, which helped in understanding. Then, I had an interview with other t
Level interview: very technical, TDD, Agile, Algorithms.
Single-round interview, lasting approximately 30-45 minutes. Interviewers were very laid back and did not ask any technical questions. Heard back from them within two weeks with an offer. Proceeded to fill out tons of paperwork.
I interviewed 3 years back for a QA management position. I had an interview with a manager first, which went smoothly. The manager went through the team structure and expectations, which helped in understanding. Then, I had an interview with other t
Level interview: very technical, TDD, Agile, Algorithms.
Single-round interview, lasting approximately 30-45 minutes. Interviewers were very laid back and did not ask any technical questions. Heard back from them within two weeks with an offer. Proceeded to fill out tons of paperwork.